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False alarm, my apologies.

I had about 50000 perfata files backed up that needed to be processed. I noticed that these are now being processed and graphs are coming into place.

Good job guys!

Hi,

Just upgraded to 2012.R2.2 and while the situations seems better, the graphs load, they are empty. We recreated the entire config as well, let it simmer for a while but still no info. Anything we can do to help troubleshoot this further?

Regards,
Marius

Hi Guys,

Just curious if there is any update on this? check_mk is used extensively in telco and it is a PITA to try and win any XI business here ...

Regards,
Marius

Thanks for your reply. Its not just the ping graphs, its all graphs generated by check_mk. Ill have to look a little deeper to see why and where the issues crop up. This would definitely be nice to have though in the final product. Any ideas on how the other users managed to get graphs working? Was ...

Hi guys, Im playing around with the check_mk add-on which seems to be working fine except for one issue: graphs are being created but not visible via the XI interface. here are the errors we are able to catch via apache error logs: RROR: opening '': No such file or directory ERROR: opening 'u': No s...

Thanks! Unfortunately it was a very stupid problem: DNS. We changed the NIC and ran dhclient at one point which modified our /etc/resolv.conf. Lame, I know ..
Thanks again,
Marius

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